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Old 08-12-2009, 02:55 PM   #21 (permalink)
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That is awesome man! The turbo idea, the run, all of it is cool man great job on it all! A stocker would have been embarrassed by the busa!
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Old 08-13-2009, 03:31 PM   #22 (permalink)
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thank you marino

My throttle has been sticky for awhile.. so i pulled it off and lubed the cables and the harley grip and the bikes a lot more spunky now.. i left out of car quest with some lucas diff lube to change on the bike spooled the turbo through first and let it loose into second and the tire broke loose pretty hard..
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thank you marino

My throttle has been sticky for awhile.. so i pulled it off and lubed the cables and the harley grip and the bikes a lot more spunky now.. i left out of car quest with some lucas diff lube to change on the bike spooled the turbo through first and let it loose into second and the tire broke loose pretty hard..
What rpm's do you hit b4 the turbo kicks in? Do you have a tach. mounted on your bars?
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Old 08-14-2009, 10:31 AM   #24 (permalink)
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yea.. the turbo hits at 3500 on to the rev limiter

tach is an autometer shiftlight/digital tach

im looking into punching out the injectors today or finding some that flow more to crank the boost to 8lbs and getting that 100hp or so... hopefully the fuel pump keeps up with it

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Old 08-14-2009, 10:47 AM   #25 (permalink)
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yea.. the turbo hits at 3500 on to the rev limiter

tach is an autometer shiftlight/digital tach

im looking into punching out the injectors today or finding some that flow more to crank the boost to 8lbs and getting that 100hp or so... hopefully the fuel pump keeps up with it
Your in uncharted waters on this one. It's seems to be working good so far though. It's definitely very cool.
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Old 08-14-2009, 11:03 AM   #26 (permalink)
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yea i have a lot of sources to draw information from.. and a great tuner.. and luckily there is a place called deatschwerks local that deals specifically with fuel injectors.. that can maybe even punch mine out if they dont have something that works.. the fuel system has 43psi on the line which is good.. i saw in the manual that it has a fuel regulator on it so that means it can put out more.. just dont know how to tweek the regulator if need be.. if i have to I will find a busa pump or gsxr that has to flow more volume but at the same time the regulator may still get in the way.. the fuel line looks like a 5/16 or 3/8.. but most likely the 5/16 which should be fine.. i hope

id just really really like to run with a gsxr 600 or at least close.. they make around 110hp and weight only 434lbs vs my 584 m50 curb weight which maybe less... i already got the "is that all it makes" line from a harley guy that had the screaming eagle kit with a bigger bore etc that said "well mine makes 80 hp with my 83ci big bore kit" blah blah blah.. it would probably still out run the guy but lets make it where its not even close.. hahahahahahahahha

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yea i have a lot of sources to draw information from.. and a great tuner.. and luckily there is a place called deatschwerks that deals specifically with fuel injectors.. that can maybe even punch mine out if they dont have something that works.. the fuel system has 43psi on the line which is good.. i saw in the manual that it has a fuel regulator on it so that means it can put out more.. just dont know how to tweek the regulator if need be.. if i have to I will find a busa pump or gsxr that has to flow more volume but at the same time the regulator may still get in the way.. the fuel line looks like a 5/16 or 3/8.. but most likely the 5/16 which should be fine.. i hope

id just really really like to run with a gsxr 600... i already got the "is that all it makes" line from a harley guy that had the screaming eagle kit with a bigger bore etc that said "well mine makes 80 hp with my 83ci big bore kit" blah blah blah.. it would probably still out run the guy but lets make it where its not even close.. hahahahahahahahha
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Old 08-14-2009, 11:13 AM   #28 (permalink)
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tell em George will say it all
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Old 08-15-2009, 02:17 AM   #29 (permalink)
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Hey Dark Night, I'm curious if you have topped out your bike. I can hit 115 mph, but with all your mods can yours top out much more, or is it all lower end power?
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no i havent yet.. ill let you know.. but it runs hard.. well see
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